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May 9 , 2014

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6. In what country did a recent hunting program lead to the capture of 172 sharks?

7. U.S. officials are concerned that what country is testing a long-range missile known as the KN-08?

8. What nation governed by Jacob Zuma held its first national elections since the death of Nelson Mandela?

9. What economic action was organized by some celebrities against the Beverly Hills Hotel in protest of the policies of the Sultan of Brunei?

10. Janet Yellen is the chairperson of what body known as the central bank of the U.S.?

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